101 polymer clay TIPS & TRICKS every CRAFTERS need to know

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 148

  • @PsychoMantisss
    @PsychoMantisss 7 років тому +21

    For those who have a hard time understanding her, just use the closed captioning, it may not be perfect, but you can get the gist of what she is saying. I do not have these issues, but I can understand why some would say this.

    • @debbiegott5258
      @debbiegott5258 4 роки тому

      If I need subtitles I'm not wasting my time

  • @DeeEll86442
    @DeeEll86442 7 років тому +51

    Actually quenching doesn't work. Quenching can actually damage your piece by way of expansion and contraction. This is especially true if the clay is not completely hardened yet. The best way to harden your clay is to bake it longer for a longer time. If you are worried about burning your clay you can bake your clay in a pie tin covered with foil. You can also lower the baking temperature and bake it longer. Instead of taking your clay out of the oven when done you can turn off the oven and leave the clay in the oven to cool down slowly. This will result in a a much stronger finished creation.

    • @dikdebruijn5101
      @dikdebruijn5101 6 років тому +3

      For polymer clay to properly cure, it must reach and maintain a specific temperature for a minimum amount of time. If the required temp isn't reached, baking longer won't help. Your other suggestion -- baking covered -- is very good. Also put your clay as far away from the heating element as possible. Tough to do in a toaster oven, which is why I use my stove oven.

    • @brittanys505
      @brittanys505 5 років тому

      @@dikdebruijn5101 by required temp. You mean the packaging instructions right?

  • @roselucht4583
    @roselucht4583 2 роки тому +2

    Also vase line works great to soften, my favorite

  • @k.t.7507
    @k.t.7507 7 років тому +1

    Love your charms, they are ADORABLE 😍

  • @cassylk22
    @cassylk22 8 років тому

    😍 i love the intro and the ending ✨perfect editing Janice!

  • @sophiamorales6290
    @sophiamorales6290 8 років тому +1

    This video was super helpful bc all these tips and tricks were great advice and u focused on the tips and tricks that the ppl asked u to focus on. What I am trying to say is that u made a video that interest the people who r watching not just u. I would give this video thumbs up.
    thx 4 film this. love it.

  • @niyaholmes6907
    @niyaholmes6907 8 років тому

    I love your videos omggggggg :)

  • @creativewedge7892
    @creativewedge7892 7 років тому

    Awesome tips & tricks! Thanks so much! :)

  • @vridhigulati9918
    @vridhigulati9918 8 років тому

    U uploaded a video after like a month !! I love it

  • @LindaLoom
    @LindaLoom 8 років тому

    Thank u so much !!! This is so helpful !!!!!

  • @ryrymakes
    @ryrymakes 3 роки тому +2

    2:16 happens every day 🤣

  • @wickedrose6746
    @wickedrose6746 2 роки тому

    Fantastic tips thank you so much!!!

  • @Craftergirl
    @Craftergirl 8 років тому

    Great tips 👍🏻 am going to put this video in my favorite

  • @byrenmae5417
    @byrenmae5417 8 років тому

    I love these sort of videos

  • @PastelPandaz
    @PastelPandaz 8 років тому

    thank you super helpful!

  • @lauraachilleos6625
    @lauraachilleos6625 8 років тому

    I love this Janice, there's a few tips here that Shan didn't know about

  • @dragonfly264
    @dragonfly264 10 місяців тому

    Great tips! TY

  • @7spiritualcompass706
    @7spiritualcompass706 7 років тому

    Enjoyed your video, and tips. You are so cute. Was that your craft room? Thank you for sharing.

  • @gjk540
    @gjk540 7 років тому

    You're adorable! Thanks for the tips.

  • @rhysong2006
    @rhysong2006 7 років тому +1

    may i know where you get the gloss , E600 and the other stuffs cos i live in singapore too ,but it is quite hard to find

  • @dawsie
    @dawsie 8 років тому

    Thanks for that been doing it a few years now and for all of that you had a few tricks that I had not thought off :-)

    • @fishamigo5911
      @fishamigo5911 2 роки тому

      I don't have an oven, is there any other way to cure the clay?

  • @kangkkeric
    @kangkkeric 8 років тому

    +miss park park Can u use nail polish remover to remove dust for air-dry clay?

  • @mimmipersson7011
    @mimmipersson7011 7 років тому

    You are so good❤️❤️

  • @claradoescrafts5375
    @claradoescrafts5375 8 років тому +2

    These tips are actually really helpful Janice!! I've actually never used nor heard that hair dryer method! >w< I personally don't use a clay softer (I don't even have it anymore lol I think I gave it away haha :/) because it's so darn oily and I just hate that feeling on my fingers! :O

  • @avdrx.n
    @avdrx.n 7 років тому

    Hi?...How do you bake the clay because I don't use an oven soooooo I need your help for it to become like how it was when it bakes

  • @honeybunny5325
    @honeybunny5325 8 років тому

    Fantastic video

  • @syp8090
    @syp8090 6 років тому

    may I ask where you buy your items from in Singapore? thanks!

  • @MonkeyBunnyShop
    @MonkeyBunnyShop 8 років тому

    LOL ur so funny i love these videos

  • @LastbutNotFirst
    @LastbutNotFirst 7 років тому +13

    i can understand everything she says, you silly gooses. i design toys, and if you are interested. I could hire you in the future. -- i am impressed with all your knowledge.

  • @yelloworangered
    @yelloworangered 6 років тому

    very useful, thank you! oh, and how do you put in the screw eye pins without squashing your piece, please?

    • @moonshineaudios5740
      @moonshineaudios5740 2 роки тому

      I know this is four years ago but you can use a needle to poke a hole in the clay first then place the i pin

  • @rendaowe
    @rendaowe 4 роки тому

    Too cute kidding, but soo smart, love it. Thanks!

  • @wendyhollingsworth8873
    @wendyhollingsworth8873 7 років тому +2

    Another way to make to soft clay harder is to sit it out on paper towels it will soak up some of the extra oils

  • @thecrafthacker4795
    @thecrafthacker4795 7 років тому +8

    Hi! I've read that E6000 glue over time will actually disolve the clay in a similar way that nail polish does. Do you know if there is any truth to that? I use super glue due to that reason. Thanks so much for sharing! Great video!♡

    • @spirishgirlcrafts3280
      @spirishgirlcrafts3280 7 років тому +2

      The Craft Hacker I've heard E6000 eats at plastic, and since polymer clay is plastic based / made with some plastic, I assume it would ruin it. I've never used E6000 so I might be wrong but that's what I've heard

    • @thecrafthacker4795
      @thecrafthacker4795 7 років тому

      Thanks Eve!

    • @Jeremiah13tears
      @Jeremiah13tears 6 років тому

      The Craft Hacker yeah it’s actually a carcinogen too.

  • @evelinew3164
    @evelinew3164 8 років тому

    realy helpfull video😽🙈🙉🙊

  • @polymerplanet8252
    @polymerplanet8252 8 років тому

    great video..helpfull:-)

  • @chloeskittles791
    @chloeskittles791 6 років тому +1

    TIP!: If u don’t have the little clips just by 1.00 wire! I just cut a small amount than make a loop and shove it in and let it sit!

  • @lovisability
    @lovisability 7 років тому

    I've never watched a crafting youtube video that played John Mayer in the background lol! (the intro)

  • @Kurogane_666
    @Kurogane_666 2 роки тому

    I'm trying to get it off of a few metal products, I tried everything I could think of hahaha

  • @ma.lourizzaannearo6199
    @ma.lourizzaannearo6199 2 роки тому

    Is there any way to harden my clay without oven pr microwave

  • @donatelalarosa9109
    @donatelalarosa9109 7 років тому

    Samantha Foster you are not the only one that its watching if you understand good for you but others don't so honesty with respect its important

  • @preciousjadepielago7853
    @preciousjadepielago7853 2 роки тому

    Pede po ba gamitin yung turbo sa pag bake?

  • @manusyaa91
    @manusyaa91 2 роки тому

    Im not allowed to use oven for r bake. My polymer clay and when i dry it with a sun it melted, is theres another tips without using any heating to hardened my clay? Thank you

    • @hypebudz
      @hypebudz 2 роки тому +1

      deep it in boiling water for 15 minutes

  • @gracie7206
    @gracie7206 7 років тому

    Where did you get your craft knife and needle tool? I can't seem to find them..

    • @thuylychau135
      @thuylychau135 7 років тому +1

      Scraps-To-Treasures: Do you own Crafty Amino?

  • @jhemjhem24ever
    @jhemjhem24ever 8 років тому +1

    hi! after you bake the clay, is it normal that it lessen the weight?

    • @MsParkPark
      @MsParkPark  8 років тому

      I can't exactly tell you the correct answer , because I normally don't notice it . But from what I feel and know , it may lessen just a little bit . You would most probably feel the differences if you work with a huge piece I'd say .

    • @jhemjhem24ever
      @jhemjhem24ever 8 років тому

      Thank you for the reply! I'll subscribe so I can learn more abou polymer 😊

    • @mindpower2824
      @mindpower2824 7 років тому

      Yes, but it depends on the clay. You can buy a digital scale to weigh your clay pieces

  • @donatelalarosa9109
    @donatelalarosa9109 7 років тому

    love the video, I had a hard time understanding , you talk fast, good work

  • @fangirlingaround4829
    @fangirlingaround4829 7 років тому

    She has a hard to catch accent but her videos are super helpful and funny!😁

  • @abbywright6943
    @abbywright6943 8 років тому

    Do more crafting tips videos

  • @whereismymind9429
    @whereismymind9429 7 років тому +1

    I love your accent ''freezy ice cold''

  • @bossaries
    @bossaries 6 років тому +1

    i dont have oven, what can i do as an alternative

    • @twenty-one-cheeses9743
      @twenty-one-cheeses9743 6 років тому +1

      You can get a toaster oven. It's like an oven, but like, small. My 2nd grade art teacher had one for baking clay.

    • @joanneyee5824
      @joanneyee5824 6 років тому +1

      Dont waste money,just diy a oven with foil and a alluminium can

    • @josheahan3191
      @josheahan3191 6 років тому +1

      Justine Jeon ummm you cant

    • @josheahan3191
      @josheahan3191 6 років тому

      Justine Jeon so yeah

    • @dikdebruijn5101
      @dikdebruijn5101 6 років тому +1

      You can use air-dry clay. Polymer clay has to reach and maintain a minimum temp to cure, so microwave, heat guns, boiling water, etc., don't work.

  • @akalisyasopian3822
    @akalisyasopian3822 3 роки тому

    Can we use hair dryer to make it hard?

    • @SORA_SODA
      @SORA_SODA 6 місяців тому

      Ive tried, yes ig but make sure joy to touch it because it gets very mushy, let it cool first and also it's pretty tiring because it takes awhile for it to get hard ;w;

  • @arielleng9183
    @arielleng9183 6 років тому

    are u from Singapore?

  • @cookiecute3090
    @cookiecute3090 6 років тому +2

    Am I the only one who doesn't care about fingerprints? Only if they are really noticeable XD

  • @preetiverma3843
    @preetiverma3843 3 роки тому

    How to make charms without tools PLZZ make a video

  • @rodrigonad9929
    @rodrigonad9929 3 роки тому

    BTW IF YOU HAVE A TINY CLAY THAT YOU MAKE YOU CAN ALSO USE A CUP

  • @jellyfishcat8175
    @jellyfishcat8175 7 років тому

    hai are u a singaporean? im just curious

  • @xarenarnejx1280
    @xarenarnejx1280 7 років тому

    Hello :) i hope you reply.Im still starting creating charms and here in the Philippines I cant find any glaze to use.I was thinking about using nail polish but I keep on reading that nail polish eats the clay so what can i use? can i use spray paint laquer? Please?Anybody?Help me? :(

    • @trezb
      @trezb 7 років тому

      mrs. Ganj I. Fro the phillipenes! But I'm in America right now :/

    • @hisbodywasweak249
      @hisbodywasweak249 7 років тому

      If you can find water-based polyurethane wood glaze then that will work.

    • @hisbodywasweak249
      @hisbodywasweak249 7 років тому

      You can also find Sculpey brand glaze everywhere online.

    • @hisbodywasweak249
      @hisbodywasweak249 7 років тому

      You can also find Sculpey brand glaze everywhere online.

    • @xarenarnejx1280
      @xarenarnejx1280 7 років тому

      oooh.ok then.thankyou sooo much~ ^^,

  • @davidalexander9729
    @davidalexander9729 7 років тому

    Where are you from

  • @sarafuah1609
    @sarafuah1609 8 років тому

    where are you from

  • @queenfaxxxademiks7149
    @queenfaxxxademiks7149 6 років тому

    Just Make sure the water be Freezey Ice Cold ! @ 04:07

  • @emilykhoo1458
    @emilykhoo1458 7 років тому

    where can I find the glaze/s product?

    • @caramelmarshmallow
      @caramelmarshmallow 7 років тому

      If you're living in Singapore, u can find glaze at art friend or any other art supplies shop

    • @emilykhoo1458
      @emilykhoo1458 7 років тому

      but I live in M'sia :(

    • @1DJonasStyles
      @1DJonasStyles 7 років тому

      +Emily Khoo crafts shops, art shops, or internet (: if u r a beginner just buy the clay, eye pins can be made with wire, you can use wood finish, and for cleaning after bake just some pure acetone.

    • @caramelmarshmallow
      @caramelmarshmallow 7 років тому

      Malaysia have art friend too

  • @sofiaciocan
    @sofiaciocan 8 років тому

    Why do you keep polymer clay in zip locked bags?
    They don't air dry

    • @kethiga
      @kethiga 8 років тому +2

      To keep it away from dust

    • @FenixDream91
      @FenixDream91 8 років тому +3

      this is true, but it's loosing its plasticizer and getting harder and more breakable on air

    • @sofiaciocan
      @sofiaciocan 8 років тому

      +Mini Art you're right

  • @mollyhobert6285
    @mollyhobert6285 8 років тому +1

    Wanna do a trade?

  • @breannegoby2466
    @breannegoby2466 7 років тому

    Dont worry, dont panic xD

  • @thepunlady3036
    @thepunlady3036 8 років тому

    am i the only one who new about the ice water thing? I take my charms and throw them in the freezer as soon as i bake them

  • @mindpower2824
    @mindpower2824 7 років тому

    My mother tongue is not English, but still I understand most of the things you've said. And I mean... you show the names, labels and instructions so even if it were in another language... who the hell would not get it??? The ones who criticise your accent are really fool.

  • @sophiamontalvo3509
    @sophiamontalvo3509 8 років тому +1

    Hey if someone can tell me i would like to know where she's from is she from japan or china im sorry for my english and im not trying to be racist

    • @MsParkPark
      @MsParkPark  8 років тому +2

      I'm from Singapore :)

    • @sophiamontalvo3509
      @sophiamontalvo3509 8 років тому

      +MsParkPark Oh cool And im so sorry i was so confused 😒 i am so sorry and i love your videos you are such and artist Kisses!! ❤

    • @okayokay5840
      @okayokay5840 7 років тому

      I'm from Singapore too!

  • @user-jk6qd1sv5i
    @user-jk6qd1sv5i 4 роки тому

    are you a filipina

  • @liyi8480
    @liyi8480 3 роки тому

    People always complain we speak too fast that's why they dont understand. It's okay, don't care about those mean people! 😬

  • @kangkkeric
    @kangkkeric 8 років тому

    +MsParkPark

  • @kaimargaret6976
    @kaimargaret6976 6 років тому

    I know that this is a year old but I just wanted to say something. For those who think she talks fast, you can change the speed you know but it doesn't work on phoned only PC.

  • @nikaklancar8205
    @nikaklancar8205 7 років тому

    hey how old r u 😁

  • @vienna7907
    @vienna7907 7 років тому

    Filipino ka ba

  • @yourlocaloverlord2041
    @yourlocaloverlord2041 7 років тому

    You're all really annoying, she's from Singapore if you want to know, but why does it matter? She's a good UA-camr with amazing talent. I don't see how knowing where she's from would make a difference.

  • @keiron808
    @keiron808 7 років тому

    Your tap...........
    😳😬😧

  • @Cool-jp5hq
    @Cool-jp5hq 7 років тому

    Njj

  • @kuyaaibangaming9841
    @kuyaaibangaming9841 5 років тому

    singap[orean?hha

  • @FloridaSunshine
    @FloridaSunshine 7 років тому

    Can't understand what you are saying.

  • @shelly49
    @shelly49 7 років тому +4

    I barely understood any of this. And quenching is for metals, not clay.

    • @Dan-lk8gs
      @Dan-lk8gs 7 років тому +1

      That doesn't mean it cant be used for clay

  • @sengasengana
    @sengasengana 8 років тому

    Most glazes are not suitable for polymer clay. after a while it gets all sticky and your charm will be a sticky, ugly dust magnet. Only use glazes that are made especially for polymer clay!

    • @SmilyLily1996
      @SmilyLily1996 7 років тому +2

      There are lots of glazes that work wonderfully without being made for clay.
      Polymerclaytutor on youtube has videos on lots of glazes like polyurethane, triple thick etc.
      But many things don't work well.

    • @janedoe6181
      @janedoe6181 7 років тому

      SmilyLily1996 Many glazes and polyurethanes are fine to be used on Polymer clay. The important thing to look for is that the product is water based.

  • @littleyiyi4318
    @littleyiyi4318 7 років тому +3

    I think she's fillipino

  • @kandiekaine7593
    @kandiekaine7593 7 років тому +1

    that was not 101

  • @maisasstudio-sby8834
    @maisasstudio-sby8834 2 роки тому

    I really dont understand ur english accent.😆

  • @shelly49
    @shelly49 7 років тому +34

    I'm sorry but you are extremely hard to understand! Could you maybe try to talk slower so you can be a bit clearer?

    • @yolandabeltran3393
      @yolandabeltran3393 7 років тому

      shelly49 b

    • @willlowfoxilia4512
      @willlowfoxilia4512 7 років тому

      Yolanda Beltran she is philipino

    • @raymondfabro4727
      @raymondfabro4727 7 років тому

      i dont think so

    • @kenpurplish
      @kenpurplish 7 років тому

      she aint Filipino, they speak english fluently. sounds like Chinese accent

    • @mindpower2824
      @mindpower2824 7 років тому +1

      No, she ISN'T filipina. She's from Singapore. You should read b4 assuring such things

  • @Frenchflair54
    @Frenchflair54 8 років тому +42

    Speak slower, cant understand most of what you say

    • @jessicajarvis5222
      @jessicajarvis5222 7 років тому +6

      Frenchflair54 please and Thankyou

    • @idontcare2145
      @idontcare2145 7 років тому

      MsParkPark this is the only video lelelelelelelele

    • @idontcare2145
      @idontcare2145 7 років тому

      MsParkPark hey I'm sorry I guess I'm tired of people being mean to me I guess I didn't realise I was being me as well sorry

    • @idontcare2145
      @idontcare2145 7 років тому

      mean** sorry

    • @MsParkPark
      @MsParkPark  7 років тому

      +I don't care hahaha, it's all good man!! I actually didn't really take it to heart! 👍🏼

  • @Jeremiah13tears
    @Jeremiah13tears 6 років тому

    It’s hard when you just tell people and not show them. Lost me.

  • @debbiegott5258
    @debbiegott5258 4 роки тому

    You talk way too fast, I can understand about every fourth word. Awful

  • @LindaLoom
    @LindaLoom 8 років тому

    Thank u so much !!! This is so helpful !!!!!